Nemo Tensor Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad (2022) | Insulated Camping Sleeping Pad with Quiet Support, Regular Wide

So this comment is in relation to the warranty from Nemo. My pad ripped when I went to remove the valve cover. With the UL material it’s not going to be the toughest material on the planet, I’ll give them that. Do I think it should have withstood the force I applied? Probably. Regardless, I sent a photo into Nemo (even tho I purchased on Amazon) and after some back and forth they sent me a new one. The whole back and fourth took about a week (although it was in winter and I imagine they’re busier in the summer). And at the end of the week and a half, they shipped a new one, at no cost. Fantastic. I will be a bit more careful in the future removing that valve. Thanks Nemo!!

I do like this pad for a number of reasons; 1st is the weight i saved about a half pound moving to this pad. 2nd is the R-value this did not change from my prior pad but still a plus. 3rd is the width of the pad I have gained about 4 inch of room over my old pad. 4th is the bag that is used to blow up the pad my last pad did not have this optionNeutral thoughts; The sound when you move around on the pad. this pad is much nosier then my last pad but not as noise as the Threm-a-rest NeoAir X-Lite (maybe a half bag of chips).Negative thoughts; I feel that I have to baby this pad and the cost is over $100 for a blow up pad that will most likely get a hole in it.My last pad was a Therm-a-rest Trail Scout (woman's version)

It is pricey but the sleeping pad weighs practically nothing and it packs smaller than almost all its competition.

I cannot emphasize enough how good this pad is. I highly suggest getting the wide and longer versions, but you do you. Wide enough for me to sleep on my side and kick my knee out, doesn't make any annoying crinkle noises like other pads, and a definite improvement from my previous pad that would allow my warmth to be robbed by the cold ground. I'm extremely happy with this pad. The only other one I might consider is the BA Rapide XL

I love this pad. Splurged on this and I’m so happy I did. Light, packs up small, and SO WARM at night. Took this on a spring camping trip in Northern CA with my 32 degree down sleeping bag and was toasty warm. My brother needed a couple extra layers and I was just in my base layers. It’s also really comfortable, even for a side sleeper. As a bonus, the blow up bag tool works great, and it is even easy to fit back in the carry bag (though, for full transparency, I am def not an ultralight backpacker). I am in love. Buy it, you won’t regret it!

Good sleeping pad but would be better if it deflated all the way so it doesn’t take up as much space backpacking. Defeats the purpose of being ultralight.

The NEMO fits perfectly inside my cot tent and is extremely comfortable. Seriously, I sleep as well on it as if I were in bed.

This is not a review on the product. I actually love the product and wanted to order another one. Amazon sent the wrong R value-hope to get the right one.